Instructional Design of “General Methods for Studying Organic Compounds” Based on Real-life Scenarios - Elemental Composition and Material Structure of Nails

Dongqing Yang, Xiaofeng Song, Lijuan Xu, Guoli Xie

Advances in Humanities and Modern Education Research Vol. 2 / No. 1 / pp. 18-25 / May 19, 2025

DOI 10.70114/ahmer.2025.2.1.P18

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Protein is a necessary nutrient for human body. In common sense, most proteins are edible. Nails are important tissues of human body. Through the questionnaire of the main components of nails, cognitive conflict is established. Taking the content of the questionnaire and nails as the research carrier, students systematically analyzed, hypothesized and verified the elemental composition and structural characteristics of nails. Students understood the differences between nail protein and common edible protein structure. Through the extension after class, expand the understanding of the structure and use of keratin containing nails, hair and other substances. Assist students in improving their logical thinking skills in identifying, analyzing, and solving problems

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protein / nail / project-based teaching / scientific inquiry

2025 International Conference on Modern Education, Culture, and Social Sciences

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